The musical duo of Rich Wyman and Lisa Needham perform in the shade as the second stop of the Art on the Trails tour. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park RecordPosted inEntertainment
Art on the Trails puts artists and audience on the path together
Arts Council of Park City and Summit County presented the program in partnership with Basin Recreation and with the support of Copper Moose Farm Stand
A tour group walks along the McLeod Creek Trail on Saturday as part of Art on the Trails. Arts Council of Park City and Summit County presented the program in partnership with Basin Recreation and with the support of Copper Moose Farm Stand. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park Record
Left: Campbell Voorhees performs a portion of a performance set to the Broadway musical Legally Blonde.
Right: Trevor Meebor leaps through the air while the rest of the group from the Figure Skating Club of Park City watches on Saturday.
River Wood performs spoken poetry on Saturday during Art on the Trails. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park RecordParticipants place notes of what they are thankful for on the Bridge of Thanks on Saturday along the McLeod Creek Trail. Art Council interns Elizabeth Doyle, Scout Maziarz and Grace Gladson created the interactive art installation. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park RecordSalt City Circus performers rounded out the final stop of the tour for this years Art on the Trails. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park Record
